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Film about student experiment on sensor shutter
In this film, PhD student Xiaoxue Zhang in CtrlAQUA shows a piece of the methodology behind her research,…
Annual report 2018
Now CtrlAQUA is half way through the lifetime of the centre, which is from 2015 to 2023. For…
Research and industry well established in the international arena
Chris Good has seen US land-based salmon farming begin to take off during the four years since CtrlAQUA…
Many students being educated in CtrlAQUA
Researcher education is an area in which CtrlAQUA can undoubtedly claim success, just half way through the centre’s…
Are closed containment aquaculture the only solution?
There is a growing interest in closed containment aquaculture (CCA). Many want to know more, and the questions…
Safer transfer to the sea
More knowledge about barrier functions in post-smolt salmon can improve fish health and save the aquaculture industry millions.…
Research to improve fish health
Stress slows wound healing in fish, according to doctoral work done by Lene Sveen at Nofima. Sveen defends…
Discussed how to produce smolt in the future
330 participants from 10 countries joined the fifth conference on recirculation in aquaculture at Sunndalsøra at the CtrlAQUA…
Best presentation award on sea lice detection
Nhut Tran in CtrlAQUA was awarded best presentation at conference about electronics engineering in Vietnam. His presentation was…
Knowledge Update: Future Smolt Production
It’s been ten years since the first Smolt Production in the Future conference took place in Sunndalsøra, Norway.…
Student interview: Amazed by the future of closed systems
Patrik Tang is a PhD student who is linking several projects in CtrlAQUA. His key topic is to…
Student interview: Faster, more reliable ammonia analysis
Master’s student at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Kristin Søiland has done experiments at Nofima’s…
Interview: Better innovation in a Center partnership
Written by Reidun Lilleholt Kraugerud for the annual report 2017 of CtrlAQUA. “We all know that research yields…
Interview: The fish comes first
Written by Reidun Lilleholt Kraugerud for the annual report 2017 of CtrlAQUA. “Once we have control over the…
Annual report 2017
In its third year, scientists, farmers and technology suppliers at the CtrlAQUA Centre have researched and acquired new…
Large smolt not always best
Project leader Trine Ytrestøyl. Photo: Terje Aamodt © Nofima. Researchers at CtrlAQUA are working…
Film about student experiment on biofilters
PhD student Sharada Navada in CtrlAQUA shows her research, which is about technology in indoor aquaculture. She investigates…
Opportunities for Norwegian players in America
Opinion article by Øyvind Fylling-Jensen, Nofima (Norway) and Steven Summerfelt, Conservation Fund (USA). The past five years have…
New leader in CtrlAQUA
Åsa Espmark is the new Centre Director of CtrlAQUA. She takes over from Bendik Fyhn Terjesen who has…
Closed-containment aquaculture in workshop in Canada
CtrlAQUA partner Freshwater Institute hosted the Aquaculture Innovation Workshop in Vancouver with 185 participants 29-30 November. CtrlAQUA research…
First PhD degree in CtrlAQUA
New PhD thesis shows that salmon kept in closed-containment fish farms on shore have better welfare in brackish…
Student interview: “Biological water treatment in fish farms can be optimized”
Sharada Navada is a process engineer from India who, after working a couple of years in the USA…
Student interview: She compares open cages to closed systems
One of the main issues with closed-containment systems is that they incur higher investment costs than traditional rearing…
Student interview: “We need to chase high water quality”
Written by Reidun Lilleholt Kraugerud for the annual report 2016 of CtrlAQUA. Xiaoxue Zhang is a PhD student…
Interview: The technology founder in Vestfold
Written by Reidun Lilleholt Kraugerud for the annual report 2016 of CtrlAQUA. In office premises in Horten, in…
Interview: The fish farmer at Bømlo
Written by Reidun Lilleholt Kraugerud for the annual report 2016 of CtrlAQUA. Bremnes Seashore is building recirculating aquaculture…
Interview: The equipment manufacturer from Trøndelag
Written by Reidun Lilleholt Kraugerud for the annual report 2016 of CtrlAQUA. The first company out as an…
Annual report 2016: An innovative year for CtrlAQUA
In its second year, scientists, farmers and technology suppliers at the CtrlAQUA Centre have researched and acquired new…
International collaboration gives better fish farming
For Norway to be the best at closed-containment aquaculture systems (CCS) for salmon, we need knowledge from the…
New trials: improved fish health and more efficient production
Written by Andreas R. Graven, Uni Research Less stressed fish as well as shorter production periods, make salmon farming…
Blog post from Steve Summerfelt about the HYDRO project
This text was first published at Steve Summerfelt’s LinkedIn profile 14 April 2016. CtrlAQUA is a center for…
First annual report
This annual report covers activities during the first nine months of the center. In 2015, 14 projects were…
Two scientists eager to develop the aquaculture industry
Ambitions are high, funding is available and the technology is well on the way when it comes to…
Research centre on closed-containment systems for Atlantic salmon opened
Four Norwegian research institutions, two outside of Norway and several industry partners from technology and the aquaculture industry…
Nofima to host Centre for Research-based Innovation
Nofima is one of 17 institutions chosen recently to become hosts for Centres for Research-based Innovation (SFI). The…